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The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1887-05-21

DYvnrur orAn ORDER o. sxxs1i6pxp
10 out of Tho eixxh yp1lsial Dil1Eict q 4
and for the County Of Lipcolns Gt1t4e " y1za,
and to me dirsctsd a16 6olivoEo4, c11H 80.
nsut rendered In sa1d Oourt % ~ ~ AZ q
August, A. D. 1853, In favor Of Ale1oe 11touAlg,
Plsintiff, and against the Hay1eVee oflvW
MINING COMPANY and the WayfoWet Wlno and
Mininl CLAIM. Dsfendonts, for Ne su1n y mveu
hundred and six l-10o sAo1oe l-lool Go4 co1n
dollarn, debt, together With seventy oc1laxD
tai costs, and I'll aecEu1ng coets and 1annn&lefsl
have levied on the fo1lowips property, % VIII
That certain mins o. mining eia1m kte4n =
atd called By the nanso ne AayneWg nins
and Mining Oisim, hituAte Lying md king n
Bristol Mlplng Dis1xiets Lineoln Qp1nH
State Of Nevada, and duly reo0rded II tpp .A1h-
ina Records Of aid Mining DNtxicts oontalnin9
eight hundred linear fsst on said ledr1 - lodes
together with the Appurtenancee thoreoo bolpns
Ing. and a the rishts and privileges p~tA'ni
thereto. e 1oHl,4z aea. 4 M
saturday. shs ssA day r. cesehsr,
4, D. lsss, Il II o'oiesh i. of that. dse.I vi
ssii ali ths right, utIs snd interest of id Ma
Tower Silver Mining Company r - y the
shove desorihed pzopert{s and ~ M lesy.
hpwer Nine and Mining claim. g tne uoee eoaf
u the oourthouse In elcches Lfneqln ey1nty
Stats Of Nevada. ct pablo auction, tpr go p
hand, 10 the highest md best btddM, - letu1l
said judsmsnt snd deeree and Al eoetgs erd ~
costs that nay accxue.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

mUtQau ElIen--Esa nImDla Aha IN a Iof and
improvements on d,adov Valley strsst. 10, "a
block Is, tar 81 60, penalty Y6cts. sdy Ia: totsi
81 90.
Myers Bro Foe simple title to lot ON
McCannon street; lot Il. bIock IS: slso lot an
Phoebe street, lot 8, block i; also iot on Piochs
lot IA, block 20. tax Il al n.nsitv sast. ". a.,
to,sl 81 81. -
O'Neii Johp-Fee aimple titla In I Iot and
improvements on Meadow VALLEY street: lot 4.
block 25, tar 72cts, penalty lets. adv 81: total
Sz79.
saunders Mrs-Fee simple title to lot On
Main street, lot 10, block 29: also lot ON Main
street, lot 49, block 26; slso lot on Main strs~t:
OF 10. block ~; also lots on Main street: iots
IL, a and 43. block 20, tsx 81 lo. penalty II.
cor.,rx,
oooNA'
AnnoH A-Pcssessory claim 70 II acres Of
lsa lsna ~ nontsrvhie; tax u W, penalty Avcts
say "; total ~ W
piAf -rossessory claim 70 . lot and house
IN Bii.tol ezpress Office; lot n. Llock 2si also
~ ana mouse In brlseoi express once: iot |,
ulock Soi aiso iot ana mouse In Bristol, resi-
osnce, 10. q 9iocK o. TAX 20 TO- penalty o2cts,
sdv "; total " ~.
i.np.ovsments, Anown .. saloon; tAx " ".
pennany s'cts, aav " total - W.
Dsiaine Estste oil-bAisnce unpaid on
m1rtgsee ~ inoin 5yphus Gentry 70 Chandler
osn.,,y ss,t. -. ~ 's io's' ssx - w.
psn.y LILY 1So.s, Nv M ~ M .ossi - %.
soa 80 ,a,n-.,ss eiSm 70 ~ ,cEes oI
s,u A. u nanpss, wsn.s ~ o'ovsr y.iey; "x
1..r,s =, rs.y =. ~ sas - so'si Us -.
,ot II Eov.s cs,r Ia,.,.y e. nuso su1
iou;. .i1r.,,a..s. ~, "a, sne proPely "
totsl AZ % "a - w. PenA''s i'0''' NV vi
a
.crsa y, 90 oypnushrossesso,y ~ s. e,lm 70 w
.d,'sn,na Iar,,i,'... ~ ~ sue auay hivel
AK % osrs..v q, aa Donoi. s, Isoc1esi -
H.mh,i, .ds'pn.s, - 49,. ~, -, -, s 80
Dam. siso n.,ssss.ors aiS. .ss 1 :. Desves ,'s
And impro,eTnsn,. 4, eiavs- vs,,sv tsr 400 q.
n-n.irs a. az "a. a.. ,,.,. "a sy' 80 w w.
H,rsm~, Inhn .,Npn.ssns. -. 49,. ~ ~ a.. ,.
and IA n r..is y.,,sS r,,,Sn S,.n - nTass T.s
l,orrsg nroasr1x. ~, sa smI ,srs.. ny .om
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DO you owe US anything? If you do
you viii kindly get up and hump your
selves hustle around and send us, if not
all you owe, at least part. There is q
limit to even an editors endurance. 1t
costs money to print paper, ink costs
money the wearing away Of the gray
tissue Of the brain is purchased. Some
people may be able to exist on snowballs,
and during the siege Of Paris hundreds of
people lived off broth, the nourishing
qualities OF which were drawn from
boiled skate straps. We can't do it.
we have tried it. As we sit in our frozen
Office, meditatively breaking iciclss off
the ink bottle. we think about these
things-we have TO. Colorado Miner.
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HuNDoo WOMEN.

''During the ten years Of my residence
among the Hndoos, said female mis-
sionary Just returned from India, II
never saw Hindoo child receive oaress
from it's mother. Scarcely clothed, bea-
ten aud despised, it knows hardly where
to lay its head or get its meals. Ii it is
girl the mother cannot be fond Of it,
for il may be the means of disgrace to
her. Ifa wife has no male child her
husband may divorce her. This is
changed somewhat when the child be.
comes old enough to be engaged. This
is six years. The affair is settled with
out consulting the poor girl herself.
And who do you think findsthe girl hus-
band' The barber. He knows the cir
cuinstances Of the family and rank in
life, as he has to visit the house every
day to shave the male members Of the
family before they can pray. He travels
some times weeks and months through
the country before he can find a young
manageable man OF the same station in
life as the girl. For in India there is no
intermarriage between castles.
''Now for an idea Of Hindoo womans
home life. She lives in small room al
most destitute. The floor and walls are
Of clay, with no ornamentation Of any
sort aud the least furniture possible.
Every morning she has to pray-not for
herself, as she is taught that she has no
soul, but for her husband. for rain and
for general blessings. Then she spends
two or three hours preparing the break
fast She doesn't eat with her husband,
but perhaps fans him at his request.
During the daytime she either sleeps,
gossips with the other women, or some
times reader reads to them from the
lives OF the Gods. These stories are un-
fit for human ears; they are vile from be-
ginning to end. The children and women
are taught then. At night they prepare
their husbands meals in the same man.
ner. They are not protected against the
weather and dampness. nor are they
properly fed and clothed. The rich live
the same as the poor. If sick they are
deemed cursed by the Gods and taken to
the stable and left alone. The only food
they can get is left by stealth. Thou
sands die Of neglect. The first day that
. Hindoo boy abuses his mother is fes-
tai occasion with his father, who boasts
Of it TO his friends. To be q widow is
the sum Of unhappiness. She is especial
ly cursed by the Gods. As the husband
dies half dozen BARRIERS wives rush
upon her and tear the iewelry from her
ears and nose. Behind the funeral cor
tege she follows, surrounded by these
friends, who throw her into the water.
II she browns they say she is good
wife after all. She has gone to meet
her husband She Is kept in darkened
room for fourteen days. AT the end Of
that time her husbands ashes are taken
to the river and after peculiar ceremony
Of prayers, the soul is supposed to be
free. II may enter an insect or an an
imal. The worst punishment the soul
can sustain is to enter the body of a
woman. boston Herald.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
sheriR's Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION IssUEp
ID out Of the Sixth judicial District Oourt,
In and for ths County Of Lnoo1n, State Of Ne
vads, and to me directed and dsliusrgd, for .
Judgment rendered In said Court on the Twsn.
ty.third day Of August, 4. o. lssl, In favor Of
the State Of Nevada. plaintiff. and against the
real estate and improvements heEsinafter de-
scribed, defendants, for the sum Of One Thou
sand Biyhty-thrse aud l1-lO0 (sl ,0e3 ll-l00)
dollars, tax and delinquency, together with
forty-f0ur and 60-lU0 tell 80 1907 dollars, tax
costs, and all accfufng costs. Z have levied on
the following property. to Wit:
Possessory claim to ons hundred and sixty
(le0l acres Of land, about one ~ mtls nerth
" Bristol, and improvements thereon. eonn3se-
ine Of Of l0-staap quartz mill. asaay o1nss,
blscksmith shop, d yelling -house, rsGoAuraas
and stable At Asyhowsr mine. ohloridins fur.
nace q mill. ana one pair Fairbanks scales--in
Lincoln county, State Of Nevada.
Notice ts hereby given that on
uenday, tie eth Day sf October,
a. D. 1884. betwesn the hours Of o'cloek in the
morning and O'Clock in the afternoon. namely.
u u O'Clock n. Of said day, will sell all tbs
night, titis and interest Of said Bristol Silver
Mining Company In and 10 the above desorihsd
aid property to sstisfy sid above sam Of
81, III 6l-l00 tax delinquency, costs and scoxu-
Ing costs, ct the front door Of the County Court.
mouse, at Piochs, Oountyof Lincoln, STATE ol
Nevada. 1t public auction, for cash In hand, 10
the highest and best bidder, TO satisfy said
execution and al costs.
sspstd. or. aHERwooD. Sheriff.
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A little grammar found in an old gar.
ret in Portsmouth, N. H.. has an illus.
tration representing the difference be-
tween the active, passive and neuter
verbs. 1t is picture Of father whip.
ping hs boy. The father is active, the
boy is passive. aud the mother, sitting
BY herself on a stool looking on, but
doing nothing, is neuter. f 81
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Taesday evening fruit train slid
through town at the rate OF IS miles an
hour. DR.. Jessup's dog happened to get
on the track in front Of the train. The
dog ia dead -Elko Free Press.
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NOTICE OF
TAX SALE.
DELINQUENT LIsr OF PROPERTY FOR
THE YEAR 1885. LINCOLN COUNTY
NEVADA.

Notice is hereby given to those whom 1t may
concern and 10 the following named persons
and to all owners Of. or claimants to, the real
estate and improvements thereon, or improve
ments when assessed separately, hereinafter
described, known or unknown. That the taxes
for State and County, purposes for the year
A. D. 1896, assessed against the following de-
scribed pieces or parcels Of properly are now
delinquent; that ten per cent penalty and two
dollars, $500. cost Of advertising. has been
added In each case. and that any piece or parcel
Of property upon which ssii taxes, penalty and
costs shall remain un paid on
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1887-05-21

For Bill-ucads. Letter. He ads. Cards
Vouchers, and all kinds u Job Praas-
Ing, either Fancy OF PLATA apply to
the Record once.
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~ afs
NoTIcE.. z y y aIaE5Y GIVEN znAT I. .un; q |.
y . esrsain DSsd of ~, ssssr7;d ~ = :
BRISTOL Silver nlpins conpsny n - psazi.s
County, Aevsds, Record. Il Hooi =. - 81
10 27e. defAult having occurssd u tn psynsni
pf the interest due Dscenbsf 1Btn, log1I q ths
netss sscszsA 81 aid Trus1 Dssd, ~ ~ IN
of Fifteen Thousand pollass. I wnfBsI. 4 pm
InG HOUSE Of the sai6 Company IN Bristol, In
coin County, Nsyada, on tks fx f'itf
sEs nSs iis,n
Efrhth dav az eek .unber. ian.
-...-.l-. ..Aa +
AZ clcc. 2. ~ me prvpsfy mens.1eee1
osscrloeo n 40 ILL., oeees or y HQcI
- md costs q ssis. y ",
..Hss.e ~ ~ ~ sSs.s.s.1la ohsAn4. 49,
. ,ii SO nsehinssy: l4,s.ss, 9ozs.as, .sl.s -
~ q, sa. e ~ ~ as:as ~ Hs
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sIReAI..



RY vUrUE or Al ExEcuTIoN Isyux1
d nd for he cossiy ei Eseois. sisss q Ss
vsds, and 70 ne dissc1sd aad dsiivsrsd Tor
rsn1eFa1 in ssxd O1nFt % ~ Ivehs
~ ~ q ysnqssy Z: p: - !; z fasss e 4.
nlaar nn1 ao.inst ths n1.eel nllva M11loe
thirteen and v 100 iDl slS ~ dollar, dSoe v.
o1fhef With oD-1o 6c1laxa. IN ocuea. and III g.
cEning costs anA iut.rsss. 4 hsvs lsvisd o. he
following prop1<ty, to-uits
posssa esSsss sssa rs ps.s ssiss sosi.s 1 81
nsttery scIsen, . eans Of sodium - a'nall blnet
lead crucibls6, pair srnoiols tonss. BAL
lion moids, aseay mu0ee.& euttcn uu11es :
iron morts.s and pastiss. - aulehsilvef kse>iss
shoss, wood whsslbszsoW Sfsto15s |, ii is11ih
gsns-pfpe, snokastaek Ahont 20 feet IlcsG,
cast-iron retort front. mopkey vrs1ehsi,
small slsdges.l hand-ax = Y pips WrsnsAe6,
i'sss iRi p.sE. ssy 1.s
Inches, 10 feat long, : squAres u Iron whse1bag-
row, anvil, ~ blschsmith tools with hAnllss
patent screw plates, II pairs bisehshioh
scsss q riscsa q snssr, - ~ inoss, y y:e2S
Is pisoss 10, lt pisess 1slo, % pissss szlo. Il
q risess 81. Il 1lssss q I, ! illsSs e d
pises! !sxs - ltess6 80, - - Rlaaas II
;sss sss i0sS 81. ssis e. ia y ss sss - .s e
= 4 :;s Sssss 80
Friday. =. second ~ sfr.hr-sss
4. D. 1883, q "a oseloch MOI that dAy, WI
sell al the right. t1Is and Interest Of ~ ~.
tol Silver Mining koQpauy a ead. 70 ~ above
described properly, et the Bristol HllyH Mn
ing ccnpany's u1ll. - ktecoln ceunfyy Nsyn1a,
hishs.s "A ~ biadss. % ssiisfy ssia srsss'
jss7sd OIL SHERWOOD. sAsss.
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Monday, the nth day Of January,
A. D. 1887.

or 40 much OF each parcel as will pay the
amount Of taxes, delinquency and costs against
ID. viii be sold by me as County Treasurer and
Ex-Ufico Tax Receiver Of said County Of Lin.
coin, at 10 O'Clock M of said day, Ut the front
door Of the court house, ut the town OF Phoebe,
in said county, to satisfy such taxes delin-
quency and costs. Said sales will be made
sudjecs TO redemption within six months after
the date Of sale. by payment Of all the sums
assessed against each parcel together with three
per cent per month thereon from the date Of
sale until paid, In accordance with tho pro-
1886. Statutes OF 1885, page III. ss,s
Phoebe, December ., 1885.
JOHN ROEDER,
County Treasurer and ex,ofhcio Tax Receiver
Of Lincoln County, Nevada.
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NOTICE OF SUIT coMMENcED.
ErATR or NEVADA, OouxrY or LrsooIN.
DygfRIcr on PRosEcUTINo ATTonNKY's OFFiCE

STATE or NEVADA, Oouxry or IusooIx.
DIsIRIcr Oh PRosEcuTINo AzTonNKr's OETIcE.j
To the following named defendants, and to
all owners or claimants to the real estate and
improvements thereon, or improvements when
assessed separately, hersinAfter described;
situate, lying and being In the County Of Lil-
coin. State Of Nevada, known or unknown, you
are hereby notified that suit has been con-
menced in the Justice Court, Pioche Township,
IN and for Lincoln county, State Of Nevada, b.
the State Of Nevada, rlAintin, against each
OF the defendants hsrsinAfter named,
and each Of the following described
tracts or parcels Of land, with the i'm
proven ents thereon and improvements when
separately assessed, and all owners and claim
ants to same. known or unknown. TO recover the
tax and delinquency assessed to said defendant
against said property for the hscal year CON-
mencing January 1, 1853, and ending Docsm.
ber 81, 1883. and that summons has boon duly
Issued in said case; and you are further notined
that unless you appear and answsr the COM
2srd day Of December. 1875, Judgment will b.
taken against you, and the real estate and i'm.
provoments hereinafter described for the amount
Of taxes and delinquency specihed aud costs Of
Buit
TAX AND pELuourxor.
Nssbitt Brothers. x un iivi ded interest 10 pos
sessory claim to (4U) forty scres Of land In Oon
dor Canyon, 10 miles south Of Pioche, ON line
Of N. q. Il. Il. and nprovsments consisting Of !
ten stamp quartz mill.
Tax.... 800 90
Ten per cent. ......................... 10 0O
othi....-...........-.. ..yll0 W
District or Prosecuting Attorney for Lincoln
County
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MN more money than y anythiug els b.
taking an agency foe the boSt ooIIins
WIN book out. Bsginnsrs suecse1 srandly,
ce.s Rustland. Halns,
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Don't you dawnse, Fwred!"
mo, dear boy, I'm invited out for my
hsia sxprsssieu. New York Journal,
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Pl1cHE WEEKLY RECORD,
Published every Saturday by
RECORD PUBLISHING CO.
OFFICE. ODD FELLOWS BUILDING.
MAIN STREET.
TERMSs
description, Ono Year, by Mail...-........ft
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None forwarded till paid fcr.l

All persons having business with this ofice are
requested to address the RECORD PuBLrsHs'o
ooapAsr, We have no authorized Agents.
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a ND ALE KIND or yAxeI AND PLAIN
a Job rrintingdoas Arst-ciasssty sna
stshostnottss "a
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-09-25
NEW UNION
OF Glassworkers Formed In North w.,

OF Glassworkers Formed in North wb..,
ing and Onhcers Installed.
Heretofore the bottle blowers At II.
North End glass works have been msnb.,
of Local Union No. Is, but on accom-, :,
the inconvenience Of attending the ma.
ing, they recently decided to withdraw ana
form q union Of their own, which thu,
did, and officers were elected. Last .v.,
ing the new union was formally institu,.d
and the officers installed by the Execu,i,.
Board of Local Union No. 9. Follovi,,
are the officers:
President-George W. Murphy.
Vice President Charles Noble.
Corresponding Secretary-Harry Coulev
Financial Secretary-JOhn Kipd.l.
berger.
Treasurer-Wm. G. Frederick.
Trustees-Martin Clark, Joseph Kan.
mer and John Pockl.
Inspector-Henry Ebeling.
The installation was held in the hall a,
the North Eud Literary and A,hletr
Society, where the future meetings Of n.
union will be held. At the conclusion N
last evenings exercises the members of
the new union escorted the Executive
Board of No. 0 to the residence Of John G
Kline, where q bountiful supper WA
served, and it was partaken Of with rel.
ish by all present.
After that very pleasant time va,
spent, music, singing and speeches, help.
ing to make things merry. The new union
starts out we'll, and is in competent hand
so its success is assured.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-09-25
IN A SMALL WAY.
The News OF the Day POintediy Para
graphed for Hasty Readers.

The News OF the Day Pointediy Para
graphed for Hasty Readers.
ONE marriage licenses was issued yes
erday.
Two deeds of trust were admitted to
record yesterday. .
THERE was but one case before His
Honor yesterday morning.
LAST night Officers Bell, Carney and
Watson arrested three East End young
men for disorderly conduct. =
The city gas main on-~Stxtsent5 street
broks~5esle rdsy aftefnoon and caught hre.
4 repairs gang was at once put to work.
REV. G. G.. SKINNER will preach ser
mon to Labor Progress Assembly No. 554l,
K, of L., at the A NJ. E. Church, at 8
O'Clock this afternoon.
THE iron arch spanning Chaplne street at
the intersection of Fifteenth, erected Tor
the Reunion by the Wheeling Natural Gas
company, has been removed.
THERE was lively fight in a South
Side saloon last evening, in the course OF
which deaf and dumb man was thrown
out of the house on his head.
THE numerous friends of J. n. Martin,
of the B. & O., will be sorry to hear OF the
death of his wife, which occurred last
Wednesday. She was buried on Friday,
at Cameron.
THE item in Saturday 8 issue of the REG
IsTER to the effect that the stockholders Of
the Warwick China Company had met al
the Office of W. J. w. COwden, Friday even
ing, turns out TO have been an error. Inc
meeting was of stockholders of the Cove
Mining Company. The meeting OF the
Warwick Company occurs next Saturday
THE passenger train from the East on
the L. & o., yesterday morning, met with
an accident at the Eoff street crossing
One OF the trucks of a passenger car Jump
ed the track, and the passengers were
pretty we'll shaken up, but as the tram
was running rather slowly at the time, II
was soon stopped without doing damage
Engineer Cummins and Conductor Bowers
soon had the wheels on the track, and th'
train proceeded to the depot.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-09-25
Select Dancing Academy.


Prof John Mullen will open his dancing
academy in Maennerchor Hall, third floor,
No. 1918 Market Street, over City Bank,
Crangle Block, on Tuesday evening, Sept.
~, when class for ladies and gentlemen
will be formed, instructions to be given
from 7:30 till 10 o'clock, and continuing
every Tuesday and Thursday evenings
during the season. A class for misses and
masters will he formed on Wednesday al
ternoon, Sept. 2S, instructions to be given
from to 5 o'clock, and continuing every
Wednesday and Friday afternoons during
the season. Ladies living out of the city
would do we'll to enter this class. The
Professor respectfully requests all those
wishing to enter the classes to be present
at the Hall on the above dates, or to adj
dress him, care of No. 1875 Market st.
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NOTES

Do not miss the last games with Column
bus tomorrow and Tuesday afternoons.
If Wheeling wins Monday and Tuesday s
games with Columbus, she will take third
place. Pull out, boys!
In the game of base ball played at Tri-
adelphia, yesterday, the score stood: Tri-
adelphia, SO; Grumblers 5.
Dayton has again organized team, for
which Dan Biekham, of the PrincetOns, is
pitching. Next season Dayton will be in
the Ohio League. ClereldRd PidindedIer.
The GAINESVILLE papers attribute their
loss OF the penuant to a strict observance
OF the salary limit on their part, while
other clubs broke over it. May be Zanes-
vile didn't break over the limit because
she couldn't.
A feature of the coming week in base
ball circles will be the match on wednes-
day, between the Police and City Clerk
mines. There is some talk of the news
paper men challenging and doing ND the
winners Of this match.
At the Potomac fair, last Wednesday.
the West Liberty and Potomac ball clubs
played game of ball which resulted in
favor of the former by score of Is to 8.
E. ]. Welser umpire. The fair was one OF
the best ever held by the society, and the
game was witnessed by large crowd.
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SOMETHING ROTTEN.
A Warrant for a Poker Room is "GiyeI
AWAY"

A Warrant for a Poker Room is "Giyen
Away"
There is something rotten in Denmark.
Yesterday warrant was sworn out fol-
Thomas D. Bennett, late Republican
candidate for City Sergeant, tor keeping
a poker room above Kennedy's saloon, on
Market, north of Twelfth. Especial pains
were taken to keep the matter quiet by
Chief Smith, none of his force knowing
anything about the matter.
About half-past eleven last night the
Chief summoned Officers Carney, Bell,
Junkins Shorts, West and Glenn, and
made y descent upon the house.
The rooms are unusually crowded, but
when the police arrived on the scene the
place was empty and deserted, although
it is usually crowded.
The snap had been given away!
The officers detailed for the raid did not
know where they were going when they
left the City Hall.
But they were handicapped, all the
same.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-09-25
At Emsheimer's,

Fifty Fall Jackets, all wool and splendidly
made, at 81 so; $50 Fall Jackets % and
50 so, which we sell to-day ana Monday
the Doth, only at that price to make room
100 elegant Short Wraps; $50 Raglans,
which we can sell you cheaper than other
houses buy them for. Jersey Newmarkets,
Circulars and Seal Plush garments, all
sizes, cheaper than any honse in the trade.
Children's garments from 2 years up TO l6,
every style and price imaginable at En-
sheimer's, Eleventh street.